Physics and Engineering Graduates of the 2004-2005 Academic Year

Quality and Quantity

Not only are there large numbers of students, but they are of the highest quality. During the Nineties, 34 physics alumni entered graduate school or medical school. All of the graduate students had full financial assistance. At least 10 have recieved Ph.D.'s or M.D.'s (one from Princeton, two from MIT, another from Cal Tech, etc.) and 8 alumni are currently official Ph.D. candidates.

Our 2004-2005 Physics and Engineering Graduates


Peter Muehlbach B.A. Physics B.A. Engineering Science	Timothy Roufs B.A. Engineering Science B.A. Physics
Justin Boortz B.A. Engineering Science	Jamin Taylor B.A. Engineering Science B.A. Physics
Scott Miles B.A. Engineering Science B.A. Physics	Brian Wiger B.A. Engineering Science B.A. Physics
Thomas Kuehn B.S. Applied Physics	Brooke McDonnell B.S. Applied Physics
David Rowley B.S. Applied Physics	Erik Dahlman B.S. Physics
Kenneth Meyer B.S. Physics	Daniel Tavernier B.S. Physics
Reed Weber B.S. Physics	Eli Horn B.A. Physics
Nicholas Isder B.S. Mathematics B.A. Physics	Matthew Johnson B.A. Physics
Greg Schutte B.A. Physics B.A. Engineering Science